Let's say you want to remake a level from one of the official games as an exercise. Mechanics from the older game might not work the same here. Not to mention some things might be missing entirely ...

Airship themes are difficult because the camera moves up and down by itself. A good level should keep that in mind in it's design.

Another level I didn't think would be that hard seems to be giving people trouble. Do I just have to make courses I can beat in my sleep?

Even after uploading a level, you might have ideas on how to improve it. If it was a recent upload, there's nothing stopping you from deleting the old version and replacing it.

People are usually out of school/work on weekends. I think that's the best time to upload a course.

Instead of uploading a new course right away, try waiting a day. You might find something to add or improve in the meantime.

Somehow, I always seem to come back to this game. Maybe it's the infinite creativity?

You find quest-givers in the strangest places these days...

That floating base is not what it seems...

Just hit the 100 hour mark.

Rook is probably my favorite character here.

Love how there's this little pocket of weak enemies separate from the rest of Cauldros.

Giant Greninja still isn't as big as Ganondorf.

If you want to really get good at this game, I suggest using Ganondorf for a week. He's sluggish and gets destroyed when he's in trouble, but you WILL learn to take your time and read your opponent...

I remember posting about how hard it is to make a good ghost house. As an example, I realized this level I made a while back is AWFUL.

If smash ever feels stale, try playing as a character you don't normally use.

It's hard to make a good ghost house style level. You need to make sure the player's being mislead, but have just enough of a trail or pattern for them to figure out the right path. Forcing a playe...